China Two-Wheeler Market to Grow with a CAGR of 3.10% through 2030
Increasing
demand for affordable urban mobility, rising electric vehicle adoption, and
supportive regulatory measures are the factors driving the market in the
forecast period 2026–2030.
According to TechSci Research report, “China Two-Wheeler Market – By Region, Competition, Opportunities and Forecast, 2020-2030F”, China Two-Wheeler Market was valued at USD 18.5 Billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 22.2 Billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 3.10% during the forecast period.
The two-wheeler sector in China is evolving rapidly, with a shift toward
electric and smart mobility solutions driven by rising urbanization and
stricter emission norms. Consumers are increasingly turning to two-wheelers for
personal and delivery purposes, as they provide faster and more economical
movement through crowded areas. Government policy support for electric mobility
is pushing the industry toward greener alternatives, while reduced demand for
gasoline models is accelerating the decline of traditional formats. The market
is adapting with improved vehicle options that meet both environmental and
operational demands.
Smart features and tech-enabled designs are gaining traction in both
personal and commercial segments. With increasing integration of real-time
tracking, mobile-based navigation, and wireless diagnostics, two-wheelers are
no longer seen as simple vehicles but part of a connected ecosystem. Flexible
usage models, such as rentals and pay-per-use plans, are shaping how users
access and interact with two-wheelers. Electric variants with battery-swapping
capabilities and modular architecture are being adopted across courier and gig
economy services, indicating growing industrial applications.
At the same time, persistent issues impact scalability. Pricing
competition forces manufacturers to limit innovation in lower segments. Battery
inefficiencies and recycling challenges hinder long-term reliability and
environmental goals. Infrastructure for charging remains inconsistent across
regions, creating bottlenecks for wider adoption. External risks like material
cost volatility and global supply issues add uncertainty. Solving these
structural and technical gaps will define the success path of the China
two-wheeler industry through the next growth cycle.
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China Two-Wheeler Market Is Segmented by
Vehicle Type, Propulsion, End Use, and By Region.
In China, two-wheelers serve a diverse range
of end use across personal and commercial domains. For personal use, these
vehicles are an accessible and flexible solution to navigate heavy traffic in
major cities and towns. Individuals favor them for their convenience, lower
cost of ownership, and ease of parking. The emergence of electric bikes and
scooters has further simplified urban commuting by offering noiseless,
low-maintenance alternatives to cars and public transit. Many riders choose
them for daily errands, short-distance travel, or as a supplement to public
transport networks, driven by affordability and improved mobility experience.
Product variations in terms of size, speed, and design make them suitable for
users across different age groups and lifestyle needs.
In the commercial segment,
two-wheelers play a critical role in sectors such as food delivery, e-commerce
logistics, and utility services. Fleet operators deploy them in high-density
areas to reduce last-mile delivery times and operating costs. These vehicles
are being customized for load-bearing, extended mileage, and integration with
delivery management systems. Commercial users benefit from features such as
real-time location tracking, vehicle diagnostics, and battery-swapping options,
which help in maximizing uptime and reducing maintenance burdens. Companies
offering on-demand transport services also utilize two-wheelers as part of
shared mobility fleets, meeting the rising demand for short-term,
cost-effective transportation. With increasing digitization, telematics, and
platform-based coordination, commercial users are leveraging two-wheelers for
efficient and scalable operations in both urban and semi-urban environments.
In 2024, South China
emerged as the fastest growing region in the country’s two-wheeler market. With
its dense city clusters and highly mobile population, demand surged for both
electric and traditional two-wheelers used in commuting and delivery operations.
Economic activity across cities in this region created favorable conditions for
adoption of personal mobility solutions that are both compact and
cost-efficient. Younger consumers and gig economy workers in particular
contributed to rising volumes through higher usage in food delivery,
ride-hailing, and intercity courier services. Policy alignment with
electric mobility goals has also influenced growth in South China. City
governments in the region implemented initiatives such as free parking, vehicle
registration support, and access to restricted traffic areas for electric
models. These policies, along with infrastructure development for public
charging and battery-swapping stations, reduced friction in daily operations
for both individuals and businesses. The region’s logistics sector benefited
from these improvements, increasing the deployment of electric two-wheelers in
commercial fleets.
Major Market Players
Operating in China Two-Wheeler Market Are:
- AIMA Technology Co., Ltd.
- Chongqing Yinxiang Motorcycle (Group) Co., Ltd.
- Dongguan Tailing Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd.
- Jiangmen Dachangjiang Group Co., Ltd.
- Lifan Holdings Co., Ltd.
- Loncin Holding Ltd.
- Sundiro Honda Motorcycle Co., Ltd.
- Yadea Group Holdings Ltd.
- Zhejiang Luyuan Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd.
- Zongshen Industrial Group Co., Ltd.
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“Manufacturers are focusing on developing lightweight two-wheelers tailored for short-distance urban commuting. These models prioritize ease of maneuverability, compact design, and affordability. They are especially appealing to students, first-time buyers, and budget-conscious users who need a practical solution for navigating congested streets. Innovations in lightweight materials like aluminum alloys and composite plastics help reduce vehicle weight without compromising durability. Smaller battery packs are often sufficient for typical city ranges, allowing cost savings and faster charging times. These models are designed to be low-maintenance, often with simplified mechanical systems and modular parts for quick servicing. Folding electric scooters and compact e-mopeds are also gaining ground in micro-mobility. As cities continue to promote sustainable and space-efficient transport, the trend toward smaller, lighter two-wheelers is expected to accelerate, offering a practical mobility solution that aligns with urban infrastructure constraints and evolving consumer expectations”, said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director of TechSci
Research, a research-based global management consulting firm.
“China Two-Wheeler Market By Vehicle Type (Motorcycle, Scooter/Moped), By Propulsion (ICE, EV), By End Use (Personal, Commercial), By Region, Competition, Opportunities and Forecast, 2020-2030F”, assesses the market's
future growth potential and provides data on market size, trends, and
forecasts. It aims to offer comprehensive market insights, helping
decision-makers make informed investment choices. The report also highlights
emerging trends, key drivers, challenges, and opportunities in the China Two-Wheeler
Market.
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